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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-06-16

THERE is considerable criticism of
people to resist evictions. The advice is
unwise but the circumstances make it ex-
cusable. Davitt was present at Bodyke
while the crow-bar brigade was at it work
of evicting tenants. If reading the de
scription of the work by the correspon-
dent of an American paper will make the
blood boil with indignation, what must
be the effect upon one who witnessed the
scene? and particularly one so warm
hearted and so devoted to the Irish cause
as Davitt is. A correspondent of the
New York Post admits that he was SO
moved bv pity aid indignation at seeing
gray haired people forciS!y elected from
their homes and women struck down by
brutal officers, that he was quickly en-
gagged in the work of Offering resistance
to the police and even exchanged blows
with the officers who were SO harshly ex-
ecuting the cruel mandates of the land
lords.
Davitt is by no means an extremist
The English government, when 1t was
pursuing its coercive policy kept him IN
prison until his health was SO shattered
that he was released as the only means
of preserving his life. But his personal
suffering did not embitter him and he
was at all times the advocate of peaceful
agitation, and protested strongly against
the employment of force as useless and
calculated to do harm. His heart is too
tender to witness such evictions as those
at Bodyke unmoved and his manhood
was stirred to resistance. Davitt is not
to be blamed, though his advice should
not be followed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-06-16

TvO-HUNDRED-THoUsA dollars is the
modest little sum which it is said Post
master-General Villas is worth.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-06-16

JUDGE BARRETT has ordered jury
panel of 5000 in the case OF Sharpe OF
New York.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-06-16

WIN. L. CHANDLER has been chosen to
the United States senate by the republl-
cans OF New Hampshire.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-06-16

THEY fine a man one dollar for winklng
at a lady in San Jose, Cal. How do they
manage counting at that place?
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-06-16

The state of Iowa has suffered more
from drouth this year than has any other
state in the union.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-06-16
TAKEN UP,

Came into the enclosure of the undersigned,
living OF See. II, town of Maple Grove, Mag ! I,
1851, a red and white heifer about two years Old.
Has white spot il the forehead, also -potts q on
sides, The owner Is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take her away. ,,,,,,,,,,
- JAMES MORRISEY.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-06-16

THE wheat belt in the region of the
Missouri river IN Dakota gives promise of
an immense yield tins year.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-06-16
n1anitomof pilot.
THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1887.

PRoF. HERMANN, the celebrated wizard,
died lately in Germany at tie age of 66.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-06-16

0TT1UT send ID cents postage ard We Wi
Il I'll III mail yDu free z royal. valuable,
II ttEI 1 sample box of goods thai viii put
you liz the way Of making mere non
sg az once than anything else IN America Both
sexes OF ali ages can Ike al home and work IL
spare time, or al the tine. Capital nOtrequrcd.
We will = art you. Immense pay sure for tP ,se
who start at once. STISsoN & Co.. Portland, Me
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-25
LESNY MkYN
- mad =
CZERNAJA

znanq %powiesc, ktorq p. Ku-
dnickl zaczqf drukowac, Iecz
ME dokohczyf, majq zamiar
wydawac dalej akcyonaryus2e
W;n usa, W grubych zeszytach,
90 20 centow = jednakae
pod warunkiem, re 200 osob
przyrzecze osobiscie lub listo
wnie ten daisy Gag powiesci
odbierat i "a niego placic.
Pisat do
WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-25

Gruenberga, proszac o swia-
dectwo lekarskie, lie dziecko
zesz1o smierciq natura]nq.
Swiadectwo take jest W sta
ME nowoyorsxim warunkiem
sine lua non, ola uzyskania
tzw. bu11al permit, t. j. pozwo.
lenia 90 pogrzeoania ciafa.
Gdy jednakowoz podfug
praw tego Stanu lekarz wte-
dy tylko mole wydat TAXI
certifikat, jezeli chory chocby
tylko ma jedne dobe pred
smierciq pozostawaf pod jego
op1eka--wiec tel ME chcia}
ID r. G ruenb berg i ME
mogf zadosyt uczynic zqda-
niom PAM Wiadymirskiej. Me
pomogfy aul prosby, ami pred
stawienia, Re ona zna1a lego
rodzlcow w Przasnyszu, ami
wreszcle pieniadze, ofiarowane
ola przekupjenia go. A vice.
zemste przedsiewziefa sobie
PAM W1adymirska i o~skarzyfa
DIR Gruenberga prey pierwszej
sposobnosci o konspiracya Il
jednq z jego pacyentek) ola
ograbienia Towarzystwa kolei
konnej W Brooklinie.
Wskutek wa9liwego prawa
amerykahskiego aresztowanie
kogokolwiek ME przedstawia
zbyt wielkich trudnosci,
zw}aszcza gdy jest poparte
przez bogatq kom2anla pre-
CIV bledncmu l%ekarzowi. ME
znajacemu uawet jezyka kra-
jowego.
| zostaf tel DIR. Gruen-
b erg pozbawiony wolnosci,
a ME majac naowczas ami
przyjaciof, AM navel blizszych
zna)omych, DO To by}o W pa
re mies'ecy pc lego przybycl1'
do Ameryki, musia} czekaG,
az jeden pacyentow jego-
zresztq zupe1nie sprawie i je-
mu obey da} "a niego po'
rqczenle.
Ma wolnej stopie, mogf re.
braG dowodY swoje.j niewinno.
sci i nietylko zosta} uwolnio-
cd wszelkiej Observation-Disclosures,
lecz i kaucya zostala powro-
coma temu, kt6ry ia byf z]o-
3y1.-N. Gutenberg IS hono'
ra6Zy Mschmged-oto tresc ar
tykufow w gazetach angiel-
skich z Brooklina, ktore swo-
jego czasu 0 sprawie tel sic
rozpisywafy.
Byfo to pred c1terAastu la
ty-i przez cafy ten czas Mkt
ami prywatnie, ami publicznie
mic DIR. G ruen bergow
W tel mierze mic zarzucif.
Ognisho wybralo go swym pre-
zesem i delegation na sejm
polskl do Bay City, chloe pc
wnie o cafej owe sprawic VIE
dziafo. a teraz smiq z togo
wypadku korzystaG w sposob
talk haniebny!-
Obelga, w,yrzqdzona spoko)-
nelnu uczciwemu czlowiekowi,
przez btaZnoW, prZekupnych
lokai6w, zfodziei i szpieg6w
ME splami go-naj wyzei mo-
re ona bye uwa2ana jake zem-
sta "a to, lie ofiara z1osliwej
hapasci ia mic w swiccie ME
chcialaby nale2eG do lotrow :
skiego cechu. Polak kt6rego z
pobudek politycznych oszczer-
swami obrzucajq Myopidb i
Gazeto Katole1a, JUL przez to
samo ma wystawione swietne
swiadectwo patryotyzmu wy:
probowanych cnot obywatels-
kich-a charakter jego tenn
jasniej zablyszczy czystosc'
blaskiem, kt6ry W podziw
wprawi | u d III, q mo2e chy'
no tylLo kupdlo rnh,,H1i 9C
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-25
Dr.. Gutenberg
Is h0norably discharged

Najhilszem zajeciem ola
Wlaruso jest zabierac g}os ola
wyswiecenia prawdy, ola O.
brony niewinnie pokrzywdzo-
nych rodakow i ola wychlo-
stani. fotrow, przeszkadzaja-
cych nam W piracy narodowej.
Niestety przybywa ma te PREY.
Jenna robote co tydzien lyle
zamowieh do naszej kuzni, re
czasem mimo naiszczerszej
checi ME mo3emy sic ME-
mi zafatwic W pore.
Nadto czesto zb6jeckie ma
p.dy k%ierowanej lub Inspire
wanei przez KS. Barzyh-
SIX iego polskiej prasy Chi
tagosknej - ma ludzi uczci-
wych i najlepszych polskich
patryotow,-bez pobudki zkad
inqd naglq mas do spe}nienla
narodowego obowiazku, do
bronienia cnoty i niewinno-
sci.
talk, skoro przejrzelismy
mr.. 80 Gazety Katolicklej ne
dzny paszkwil, kalajqcy bez
powodu czyste, ,jak krysztaf,
imie ziomka naszego DIR. Gru-
euJer9a, obecnie w Nanticoke
zamieszkafego, szczerbiec Wa,
rmsa, jakby tajemniczq sta
nmgnetycznq ciqgniony, sam
przez sic skreca1 sic ku redalS.
cyom korsarskim W Chicago,
ably ich szefom osobiscie pc
lbach zadzwonic - wszelako
wo6wczas dion Wiarusa gfo-
wnie byta zajeta gfaskanlem
OLGA Wincentego, i tel poboz-
mel piracy prawie wszysteE
czas i uwage poswiecalismy.
Kiedy talk sic sposobilismy
do rqbania re Sl1szem Smul-
skim o naszego drucha CRU
enberga, zasfugujqcego ma sza-
cunek ka2dego Po]aka, prey
byla nam W samq pore dzlel
ma pomoc: ponizej podana lSo-
respondencya interesowanego
w tel sprawie obywatela l. u
cyana D e wo n y, ktory.
skoro tyiko pc dfugiem cze-
kaniu wpuscilvsmy go W szranki,
zrecznie j mocno, jak widzicie
czytelnicy, rabie swojq sztuke:
Szauowno Redokcyo.!
Zhalaztem onegdaj W pewnem
miejscu, tuz obok aptcki, gazette
polska pod ty,ufem hropldfo.
zdziwilo to mic nicpomiernie; pc.
jaG ME mogtem, kto umIebcif tn
tai biedne kropidto -. dopi,ro,
gdym wyczytaf, to redaktorem te-
yoz SLISZ, ME dziwifem sic VIE
Gel. - Tia, pomyslaiem sobie
choG raz state sic wedlc PREY
stowia angicIskiego: The right
mar is the right place.
AZ tn = patrze = pod AFRO
pidiem wish drug1 jakis papier,
czytam: Gozeta Autolicka.
Przez samo uszanowanle ola
tego p~obo5nego Jytutu ME mogfcm
pozostawic nieszczesnej gazetki w
miejscu, gdzio by sfuzyfa do TAX
%podrzednych celow, to .jeszcze he
retykom. Postanowiiem vice ga
brac ja y SODA, a chcac przekonac
sie,ile sic rozniSlisz amerykahski Cd
galicyjskiego, wziatom takze Kro'
pido, kt6rego redaktor byf w
Europe SUI generis nieubtaga-
nym socyalista.
Me chcial n. p. Slisz W
Europe uznaG 4adnej wfasnosci
prywatnej - prsktyce, rozumie
sic, "a co biedaka wciaz przesla-
dowaty artykufy. .gorsze nieste-
ty! cd gazeciarskich, DO kodeks'l
karncgo. Ciekawy eaten byfem,
jake SO teraz ~przekonania p. Sill
sza.
l COZ? Po pzcczytaniu kilku
zaledwie wicrszy, musia}em juz wy
krzyknac: O s}uszncm jest zdanie
medrca s%tarozytnosci, re ten7poro
mutantur etnos mutanaety' IN ILLS
Ktoz by to. pomyslaf, re slisz, dw
obronca religii, patriotyzmu Was.
nosci!.. A jednak tax jest! Czy1
to ME p%ocieszajacy fakt? Me vie
re, co prawda, by podobny. mt
4otr m6g{ sic W rzeczywistosci ma
]wr6c;c. no. ale to lobrZc, ic ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-25
Pr Menard e. T. Stan
N%otaryusz pub]iczny
&
K0NSTABEL

i bloro handlowo-przelnysfowo
komisowe.
Wyciaga a bstrl kty; wy
pisuje Margecze, Deeds
czyli kopie h ipoteki,k on-
trakty kupna i sprzedazy,
wynajmu rentu) i wszelkie
umowy handlowe i tamilijne,
takze te III MT y.
10 e u e pieni qd re "a
prace ma w}asny koszt.
Sprzedaje domy iloty
karty okretowe
ZABEZPlECZA Cd OGNIA,
Wymienia wysefa j sciqga
pieniqdze. Bioro hondlowo =
przemys]owo komisowe P. P.
Menard and
I. STAN.
Telefon No. FLAG
$40 Milwaukee ave.
Bi6ra I lS6 w. Madison st.
230 Ewing Str.
Chicago III.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23
The Azlec FnIr.

yhe Aztec Fair, which Is to open OF the Light In
fantry ArmOry on next Tuesday evening, promises
TO be more than ordinarily Interesting as an in
structive medium, while as factor for wholesome
amusement II will be unique and absorbing. The
main hall Of the ATmOTy Is 20 arranged as 10 divide
est the entrance being devoted 10 an exact repro.
ducllOn Of q Mexican village. Booths, houses
workshops, men, women, and babies dressed In
thcir pretty native costumes and nue opportunity
Will be afforded 10 nDse VINO Wish 10 Know now the
natives work The works Of weayers, silyeTsmths,
OnyN-Culters, feather workers, wood, bone aud
IVORY caTyers, aud lnnumeTaDC other branches will
be seen at each reception IN an exact reproduction
Of their occupations On their native soil. native
national tOrtla aud delicious chocolate, will be one
OF the central features OF tue village, aud an orches
ira, composed entirely OF real AZecs, Will furnish
most delightful music on their peculiar instruments.
Tue south side Of tue nail will contain the museum
Of curos and antiquities, which, being lucidly ex-
excellent insight INTO the history OF Mexico from
he dAysOf MOnieZ1lH 10 those of PJruflO DaZ.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
lively Mid. Winter Boom I'm Prom.

The following deeds were yesterday filed with the
Recorder: Timothy Buckley to Mary X. Wright,
Lot 4, Square 539, 5000; Charles NJ. Barrick to
James J. Purman, Lot 3, Subdivision OF Meridian
Hill, $1,000; Warren T.. Pickrell TO Roster Middle
ton, Lot 10, Square ssl. nominal John T. Arms to
Enoch l.. White, Lot Is, Square 1890, ,125; j. d.
Crossant to j. G. Lotz. Lots II, H. a. "a. and 75,
Square SIS. $500: John d. Croissant to Frances f.
kn0b!ock, Lots 10 and Il, Square SIS, 5000; Walter
$; Cox to II; B. Moulton, several lots on College
Hill. $1,000; Eliza b. Gillis to Hosea b. Mouton,
similar lots In same place, nominal; G. C. Duncan
son to j. McL. Carusi, a portion of Square 1927,
81, 3.36; ]. Mel. Carusi TO j. II. Mari, portion
Of Square 1927. 5000: F. II. Windsor to j. Mel.
Carusi, Lot 1906. Square 1856. $4,000; Edward A.
Balloch B,lh :, to ri Gideon s. Palmer, Lot H. in
j. Davis to John Hoover. several lots in Square 55i
nominal: Lewis j. Davis to John Humphrey. Lot I,
Square 36S, $4,000; John II. Anderson 10 Margaret
E Dorsey. lots IN Anacoslla, sl,4oo: Isabella ".
AshfordO A. c. CLARK. Lot "a, Square no. slT92 80;
Henry W. Corin to James II. lIensey. Lots 10 and
". Mount Pleasant, 5000; d. w. Clinton Brod-
head 10 James II. Hensey two sets OF lots on Me-
ridlan Hill. sl.sI5 set; Sarah C. Poulson to f.
Corcoran, Lot 20, Square lIc 1895; simon Wolf,
assignee to Emile Berliner Lot $, Square 1000, and
Lot 2s, Square 9II, 81 s00 Bright and Humphrles to
Eden Hammond. Lor l3, Square S,s $500; Charles
A. Elliott to George W. Gist certain lots In Square
$50, S3,32l 90,
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23
LOCAL MENTION.

Al many times, especially during this inoemeut
season, hcusekccpefs dread the purchasing of
household supplies on account of the exposure 10
Is avoided by visiting inc Lafayette Market and
Sr0cery, conducted by Charles H. Raub a Co at
the northeast corner OF Nineteenth street and pcnn
syvanla avenue. Here can he found and ordered
~ Tue same time meats FISH, game, country pro-
and, on the other side Of the building, nne family
groceries. wines, LIQUORS. and other goods OF the
same lass The telephone call IA sn7-2 and orders
are called for and delivered.
IT'S pleasure TO purchase groceries OF all kinds
~ inc popular establishment Of Mr.. e. E. BRYAN,
lals New YORK avenue, which aids materially To
make that locality of the busiest In the cltv
oe display ls 50 Attractive aud the stock
letting from the variety that offers of docaces and
substanta!s, staple and fancy goods. The propric.
tot Is always abreast OF the times In obtaining ali the
novelties, both domestic aud imported, In his line
such as edtablcs preserved In glass well as in tins
cakes, sweemeais sauces, etc. Ills brands OF flonr
have an established reputation. In fact, in ali
departments OF nrs-class grocery G. c. Bryan's ia
unsurpassed Added TO this, the prices are always
reasonable, as they are apt 10 be where such large
trade is done.
"Firry-oSB Is the latest Invention OF dftecn.ball
poOl, and as PLAYED at Scanluns Parlors 4ls Ninth
street, II Ia meeting with decided nit. No one NOT
even professional players, has an advantage, as the
svcraee player stands lust as good a chance 10
win. the game is O. treat, and will surely become
popular, as II is new Wrinkle OF Mr. Scanons own
nifd. "heyla,"
=. WHES particularly dne dress sui, ia seen. aud
the man who observes IL asks where IL came from
the answer often Is, This suit was made hy Mi
~ ID. Barr, OF I'LL pennsylvania avenue Barr is
turning ont the best fitting ald best finished suits
out OF the best materials ever imported.
GENTLEMEN are always assured of the ruri,y of
we !iquids dispensed at Lc Muurs, Eighth street
lust above PENNSYLVANIA avenue. Long experience
mas proved TO the proprietor Of this establishment
thai friends are made aud patronage retained only
In this way. '
FTH.t-I
y street, have been renovated and repanted and are
unexcelled anywhere. superior scientific shampoo
for nay fever.
SPECIAL hat and cloak sale this week at Kings
iaiacc. All goods marked down previous TO sicck
lahlng' Kings Palace, sli Seventh street.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23
COULISSE CHAT,

Nine. Sembrlch has been appointed singer to the
Emperor and Empress OF Germany.
"Billle" Barlow, Jenny McNuty, and Fay Tenn
pleon three pretty and shapey American girls, are
playing In burlesque In London
Mrs. Langtry told New York Star man last week
that she was engaged to marry Mr. Frederick Geb-
hard as soon ~ she got her divorce.
Miss Geraldine ulmar and Mr.. Couriice Pounds
have sailed for London. where they will rehearse
their roles IN the new Gilbert-Sullivan opera.
Minnie Palmer comes back TO star next October.
she will then try the "Lt,le Treasure, and several
similar pieces that she did In London, with indier
ent success.
Miss Georgia Cayvan, who has been engaged for
Street, February D. will arrive In Boston January "a
and spend two weeks In rehearsas.
Dion Bouclcaults Boston engagement will open at
the Hos-street Theatre Monday. The first two
weeks Will be given to strong presentation Of
"rhe Jiit." to be followed by MIR. Bouccault's new
piece, "Fln MacCool."
Local mashers will remember handsome Pauline
Hall, now of the Casino, New York. Her husband,
Edmund White, has Just sold In London the Lady
Franklin mine IN New Mexico for million dollars.
he has made small fortune for himself out Of the
transaction.
Willis Sweatman. end man at Dockstader's, and
Billy Rice, end man OF Thatcher, Primrose, and
Vests Mnstrels, have formed partnership to go
ION the road next year with minstrel troupe Of
their own. John Curry, OF New Orleans, is their
financial hacker. ami the managers expect to start
their season In August next.
"Mrs. Langtry Is a shrewd woman of business as
well as beauty" SAYS the Boston Gdzete, "and she
does not hesitate to take 'nyer In Wall street on
occasions. She gave account Of her latest bit OF
1nanciering to a friend of mine. 1t seems that
quite by accident Mrs Langry overheard two gen.
temeu discussing the big strike IN certain Arizona
gold mine and ts probable effect upon the stock uf
the same. Without consulting any one, she quietly
sent an order for several hundred shares 10 her
Intense disgust, she saw in the papers day or two
afterwsrd that the mine -'mp mne,' as she called
it-ha,i been suspended from The Stock Exchange.
u made up my mind that had been done out OF my
money. and said nothing. lily for luck she con-
tnued. as she showed quotation from the latest
Herald, with the mine. which was quickly replaced
In the Exchange, quoted at 11sI, nearly double her
nurchaae nrcn.N
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23
Tne UIiman CoiIoc,,on OF Paintings.

Nj. Thomas bowling announces That the exhib-
ton Oiihe" u.man collection Of fine modern paint
lngs Will open al his Art Gallery, corner Pennsyl-
yanla avenue aud Eleventh street. on Monday
morning, January "a, ana Will continue unill the
time Of sale by auction, wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday, January 20, ~, and p, at II A. NJ
ana r. NJ. each day The collection contains many
ya.uable and mertOriOus works by well-EnOwn
artists Of Parls, London, Munich, and other Euro
pean art centres. Among the important works are
Professor llndeDsChInldts vigorous example, "1he
Miser," Aur. kiaus's "ToO Ful, for uiteTance,n
Ileger's "JOly Company David Teniers "rhilOs0-
pher,' Dlaz's "NoOd Scene" cOOman's "Muslc and
Devotion g. lIany EaOn's "OciOher," and other
works by Max Gasser, h. Mfaes, T.. savage,
iieliowsGl, llerzpg, hleger, Maurice Blum Jaeque,
semenowskl Morgan, Levy, and Muller. There are
one hundred and slaiy paintings by one hundred
ana twen,y-eight artists aud the collection Is well
worth sgplup
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23
TheIce sIn.Ilads Hnissa.

The manager Of the Ferry Company started Two
ferIy-bOais yesterday afternoon and opened chan
mel between this city and Alexandria. Regular
trips will be resumed on and after to-day. They
will start the steamer Wakefield for river landings
on Nedneeday, returning ou Friday next, when
regular schedule VIII be resumed.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23
THE Whitney Collection
DUNCA NSON BROS.

Take great pleasure In announcing 10 tho citizens
w be disposed OF at PuBLIC AicrioS nj
MASONIC TEMPLE, corner Ninth and atreeis
northwest, on MONDAY, January "a, 1851, at II A.
II A. NJ.
The Catalogues, numbers and 0, are now ready,
aud may be had upon application at the TEMPLE,
northwest. ja23.li2
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23
marri.ge Lleen.e. I..u.a.

Tue following marriage licenses were Issued
yesterday j. n, Bahseit, Of Chicago, and Einina
T. Moulll, VI Washington, u. C.i George H. Bel
aud ida q. Williams, Charles II. Boyle, OF Fort
Benton Montana, aud Mary J. SlbcY: IOhn Dau-
hah and hadge Freiesl, William -. Hafrss Of
wilmington, n. o., and france b. Latham; Robert
ID. Thomas alQ Reblcca Brown.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23
CIRCuIr COuNT-JustLce Hn1neL.

Yesterday-Barnes vs.. Jackson and Gross, leave
to file amended declaratlOn; Fisher vs.. McMlchael,
motion for new trial overruled Sprggs vs. Grover,
morton for new trial overruled; Arnold VS.. Hardin,
hearing for new trial continued Thomas VS..
Regan, bill Of exceptions signed and nled; Bates
vs.. Mills, judgment for amount admitted; crowns
ys. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company, and
Motifs w. Hammond. motion for judgment over
ruled; Moore vs.. Barber, bill OF exceptions signed
and nled. The next term OF the Circuit Court con-
venes on Monday, Justice Cox presiding.
The new assignment OF judges for 1857 takes effect
tomorrow, as follows: Court in General Term, Chief
Justice Cartier. associate justices James and IIag-
ner Criminal Court, Justice MscArthuT; Circuit
Court, Justice Cox; Equity and Orphans, Justice
Merrcki Dstrict Court, Chief Justice Cartier.
Tho criminal Court will he occupied Monday with
the unfinished trial Of Walker for Killing Miller.
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The C0urfa.

EQUITY CoUgT-Jusiice James.
lesterday-Weer vs.. Clements, Marion G. Dixon
appointed guardian; Wollard vs.. WOard, reference
10 auditor; Race W. Wollard. pro coIresso against
C. +. Wollard ordered; Sherlock vs.. Wheeler, de.
cree OF January 3, 1857, vacated and cause ordered
calendared; Cuyler VS.. Cuyer, sale ratified; Ander-
sou VI. Hall, John Cruikshank appointed guardian;
Mason vs. Mason, sale 1naly ratified. Adjourned
TIL Monday. Assignments for Monday, Nos. 22, 25,
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Mtss MOrtiOck's Paintings at tue Cor.
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Miss Mortock, one 0f Englands great portrait
painters, has two remarkable works exhibition at
Willard, OF this y, which IL 80 striking for It's pose
finish, and wonderful lfe-like likeness. so perfect
IL 1t In every way that those who know Mr.. Willard
congratulate him on It's success. This portrait was
the success Of the Royal Academy. London, last
season. The copy OF Van Dyckes great picture
OF Cavalier OF the time OF Charles of England, is
As these paintings Will be IN exhibition for q few
days only, lovers OF art should avail themselves of
this opportunity to see them. Miss Mortock Is at
the Arlington, where she is receiving great deal
OF social attention
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23
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DIED.
BURNSIDE.-January 81, William II. burnside.
In the thlrty-second year of his age. Funeral from
his late residence, 6O Filth street northwest, this
afternoon AT 2:8O O'Clock.
GREER.-Jannary 81, Thomas w. Greer, In the
hfty-hfth year of his age. Funeral from his late
residence, 2l2O street northwest, Today, at r. NJ.
HANSON.-January 81, Mrs. Priscilla r. Hanson,
In the eighty-hhh year OF her age Funeral service
from her late residence, 32 c street southeast, to
day. at 80 u. NJ. lnterment ut ST. Birnabas
Church, Prince Georges County, Md.
commissioning ~, at 4:+O y. NJ, Mrs.
Anna Hardesty Voorhees,, wife OF Daniel w. VoOr-
hees Funerai services at her late residence. 1901
street northwest, this afternoon, at 80. Inter-
ment at Terra lIautc, Ind.